Premium Rechargeable Behind Ear Hearing Aid

What You'll Feel

✅ Conversation Coming Back Into Reach — The strain of guessing what people said starts to lift, and you lean in less.

✅ Less Background Buzz — Rooms feel calmer as the noise reduction chip softens the hum and clatter around voices.

✅ A Featherlight Fit — The slim ABS body sits behind the ear without pulling or pressure, so you forget you're wearing it.

✅ The Reassurance of a Full Charge — No mid-conversation worry about dying batteries; one charge carries you through days of wear.

Who Is This Hearing Aid For?

✅ Retirees with mild age-related hearing loss — who want clearer conversation without clinic prices

✅ Grandparents missing family talk — dinner-table chats and grandkids' stories that drift past

✅ Households where the TV volume is a source of friction — one device, not a louder lounge room

✅ People waiting on an audiologist appointment — a practical stopgap while you're on the waitlist

✅ Adult children buying for an elderly parent — a simple, rechargeable device that's easy to set up

✅ Budget-conscious pensioners — amplification without the multi-thousand-dollar outlay

✅ People with arthritis or low dexterity — no fiddly button-cell batteries to handle

✅ Not for severe or medically diagnosed hearing loss — a professionally fitted hearing aid and audiologist assessment are the right first step

How It Works — Fit, Charge, and Adjust

Charge the hearing aid via the included USB cable until the indicator shows full. A full charge supports up to 80 hours of wear.

Place the ear tip comfortably in your ear and rest the slim body behind your ear. Try the dome sizes included to find the most secure fit.

Switch on and adjust the amplification mode and volume to suit the room — quieter for one-on-one talk, higher in noisier settings.

Wear it through the day and recharge overnight or as needed; there are no batteries to change.

How It Compares

What This Replaces

A professionally fitted hearing aid in Australia typically costs $1,500-6,000 per ear, plus consultation and fitting fees. Disposable zinc-air batteries add roughly $50-150 a year and need regular changes. This rechargeable behind-ear amplifier offers everyday amplification at $249.99 with no battery replacements and no clinic visits — a low-cost first step, though it does not replace a medical hearing assessment.

Specifications

Type: Behind-the-ear (BTE) personal hearing amplifier

Max Output: Up to 129 ±4 dB SPL; THD ≤5%

Max Gain: Up to 38 ±5 dB

Listening Modes: 4 adjustable modes

Noise Reduction: Built-in digital noise reduction chip

Battery & Runtime: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery; up to 80 hours per charge (approx. 2-3 hours USB charge time)

Material: ABS housing

Device Size & Weight: Approx. 4.5 x 1.2 x 1.0 cm; approx. 5 g (device only)

Colours: Beige, Blue, Black

Warranty: 12 months

What's Included

1x Premium Rechargeable Behind Ear Hearing Aid

1x Set of ear tips (small, medium and large dome sizes)

1x USB charging cable

1x User manual

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a hearing aid or a hearing amplifier? A: It is a personal sound amplifier designed for everyday hearing support — it amplifies sound but does not treat or correct hearing loss the way a medically prescribed hearing aid does. In Australia, hearing aids are regulated medical devices; if you have a diagnosed hearing condition, an audiologist-fitted device is the appropriate option.

Q: What level of hearing loss does this suit? A: It is best suited to mild-to-moderate age-related hearing difficulty, such as struggling to follow conversation or turning the TV up. For moderate-to-severe or diagnosed hearing loss, we recommend a hearing assessment and a professionally fitted hearing aid rather than an over-the-counter amplifier.

Q: How long does the battery last and how long does it take to charge? A: A full charge delivers up to 80 hours of working time. Charging takes approximately 2-3 hours via the included USB cable. There are no disposable batteries to replace.

Q: Can I wear it with glasses? A: Yes. The slim behind-the-ear body is designed to sit comfortably alongside most glasses frames. Position the hearing aid first, then rest your glasses arm over the top; if you feel pressure, adjust the angle of the body or switch dome size.

Q: Can I use it if I have tinnitus? A: Amplifiers are not a treatment for tinnitus. Some users find clearer everyday sound makes tinnitus less noticeable, but this is not guaranteed. If tinnitus is your main concern, speak with an audiologist or GP first.

Q: Should I get a hearing test before buying? A: Yes — we recommend a hearing assessment with an audiologist before purchasing any amplification device. A test confirms whether your hearing difficulty is mild, moderate, or linked to an underlying cause that needs medical attention.

Q: How do I clean it and which dome size should I use? A: Wipe the body with a soft, dry cloth and clean the ear tip regularly; never immerse the device in water. Start with the medium dome and move to small or large until the ear tip seals comfortably without slipping or pressure.

Shipping, Returns and Support

✅ Free shipping Australia-wide — 2-7 business days metro

✅ 30-day money-back guarantee

✅ AfterPay, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted

✅ Warehouses in NSW and VIC for fast dispatch

✅ Australian-owned and operated — local support team

✅ Support: support@painreliefaustralia.com.au or 08 8311 3798, 9am-5pm Monday-Friday

✅ We reply within 1 business day